New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
CLEVELAND ~ GEORGIA..
DRENcmEDIy RAIN AT CHATTANOOGA.
MRS. CLEVELAND RIDING THROUGH The siEEtls
IL rIIE sroRM-sMILING IN SITE OF IilE DIS
COM OET.
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ATLANTA. oct 1.-The President today passed from
Tennessee 10 Georgia lie spsnt the afternoon Ia NASH
VILE stopped IN Chattanooga for hour in tho evening
and arrived here little after II Oo.ock tonight Inc
day passed without any worthy Incident except Tor
tho fact that shortly after the President train ett Na'h
ve II began 20 rain and presently TO podr 1n torrents
making the reception IN ChAtt tnooSl lmentahc IAN
ure This is tie nrst day Of foul weather which the
President IA. struck his trip His proverbal good
ir nas followed him until now bat today he had to
give up the Idea o ride 70 the top OF L"oNoht mount
AIN AMI all bnt missed seeing tho beAu'HM
scenery along the line Of the Nashville Chattanooga anu
- Ioui. Railway. lie caught glimpse Only OF inc
ba,tl-ael stone River and of the earth works which
.tll remain As for the top OF Lookout Mouaialn II "A'
hd conplcte!y in tnc drifting The famous rock
presented tho appearance almost a on the menor
able day when Hooker fought tho battle above the
clouds and the arir In the valley conld Judge ot the
result only by the report ~ the muskeiry tire anon; the
crags and ciii- Of the mountain side.
The Presidents party were called Tor an
e,riv br,asfast at Belle Meade arm
mis- moriius Hy o'clock they were
ready TO start accompanied by tho usual procession The
drive into nashville and around some OF ti moro prom
neut thorolghf,rcs was accomplished III less Una" 'No
hours Then there th. inevitable reception again ~
the Maxwell House suI the hand-nAklng. IL lasted IN
m noon when the party were hustled oil 10 thclr tram
At the station "A pot-trAn with Governor TAYLOR and his
sfad ON board stood Whiting lne stan looh"i gorgeous
in the new uniform. which they donnrd Tor the hFst
time to-day A. Memphis the Governor excused MS an
sonce on the ground That mlser'Me
,,uor had failed To nnish the uniforms In
limo TO show them to Mr. Cleveland but this
morning he wa, on time and 80 was The STAN "nd you
may depend anon 10, they made the most OF IT, The
pilot train pulled OF the station promptly at hoon'
tho Presidents fifteen minutes later Al along 'no
route the country people had gathered at way stations 10
cheer the resident who appeared on the rear pa o' III
whenever an opportunity presented ITSELF To srhtI IN"
curiosity OF the people. No stop however was h"do oo
tween Nashville aud Chattanooga Near MnriroeS'
boro the ground where the battle was fought
was pointed ont 10 the President by General JACK
SON. who accompanied the party as Tar Us Au"h'"'
AROUND CHATTANOOGA ~ THE RAIN.
Al Chattanooga tho President drove about the town
or about an hour IN drenching rain Largo crowds h'd
gathered In the strccsupOn whom the danphe's Soco'
.to have 10 depressing effect whatever lhey coo'o
Insty and cried themselves hosrsc Tho procession was
a failure feeble attempt was mado to Keep inc c"r
ragcs In lne but by the lime 1t had parsel tnree 1
II was broson up by wd n@9ouun @ nipp I1N and mud in
defiance Of the m.rshals on trdHc'nI I,hs A.
! and policemen with uplittcd clups
ar.t MI Cleveland sat In tho carriage bareheadcd;
his only protection being IN umbrella hclulh t.9 lu
OF the member OF tho Receptions committee Nitlns on on
the onposte sle OF the carriage. But as the rIh de'
scendsi greater fury he coyere MS netd @ huu us"
short ak hat aud underneath damp dlstSreeaplo a.
morose councnancc. Mrs cleveland; q" ,nnss ns
! pouring down her bonnet strings Long before
iIIs the Gorgeous marshas presented adep!orlbIo a
pnarancc with their feathers trailing behind thei' tcia
washed out calico .a-ss powdered gavhtets ana I'sS
swords. The carrtYe containing Mr.. Was. ,oIo".I
Lamont and law partner Hsscl tried hiri dt IIsI 10
gcop IN with the procession but soon gave up w
aud returned Ia the station alose. whle tho
and Mr., Cleveland continued being hauled appt 20"
ike tle wno len gods wnoels, followed ny no
| moh ami pr,tec: ed only by about doLoh mo,n'ou
policemen II was with sgh OF roller thit tnr Ite',
DENT reached tho tram again ami sank mo nv,
| easy chair with Thank Coo, thats o.el.
II he cscaue, another attack OF os Oh rho VI
after this visit Chattanooga he ui no DOUBT cosue'
| himself lucky.
UNIQUE NOTICES IN TENNESSEE
The State OF Tennessee has by general con sent iu
nshei the most original matter seen yet III banners anu
trausparencies the OF this trip Hero orc lew
OF thcm "Our Grover; he mas flled tho bloody cnaS
g Sheriff 1871; Mayor. 1876 Governor lSS- iros''
dent 1894: Excelsior, 1888" Our fresIueh., tne
tr,t that maid hi fare" There arc NJ mos on US 49,
PresIdont" Bat Public olco Is p!Dlc rus "a ~
been IA yorite evnry where This roninls tho lhl ~
OF the fact that he applied lor ~
kapsas CITY Post Office on the day tuitt tno @ -
was there and found tho Office closed ana no oo , ~
charge Tho same thing occurred at Me'nPa,s s .,r,
Na,hyls there was only man In charge OF tue en-,
building dnrns tho parade on the streets, anu I,t
reply 10 inquiries letter. he was told Dy tue so'
| official: ,. 4. .,ra. bour, lat
being distributed, You cannot GOV So"' ~
Public office ID indeed puDlc trust